Research finds that board games improve critical thinking in children
Research finds that board games improve critical thinking in children
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Doctors urged people to get regular eye exams to detect vision problems earlyThe local museum hosted a lecture series featuring experts on various topicsA new study revealed that air pollution can affect cognitive function in older adults
The city council announced plans to improve bike lanes throughout the cityA major airline announced new in flight services to enhance passenger comfort
Scientists developed a new type of material that is both strong and lightweight
The school district announced a new program to teach students about financial literacyA community garden donated 200 pounds of fresh herbs to a local soup kitchen to support their meal programs
A coffee shop partnered with a local bookstore to host monthly author readings and coffee tastingsA university research team found that certain plant extracts can help reduce inflammation in chronic illnesses
A taxi company started offering pet-friendly rides to allow customers to travel with their furry companionsA fashion store launched a "swap and save" program where customers can trade old clothes for discounts on new items
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